CRAS is very useful to remove rocks in swimming pool constructions
CRAS is an easy way to remove rocks with no explosions, excellent for demolitions in urban environments.
Debris removal is the last operation to get the space for the pool basin.
CRAS is the demolition mortar manufactured by Kayati SL. Here we will talk about CRAS and how people and companies use our product.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Saturday, June 14, 2014
How a port has been enlarged with CRAS
It was not easy for some ships to enter the port:
With CRAS, entrance was enlarged with no damage for the rest of the port:
Problem solved!
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Precision demolition with CRAS
CRAS, the non-explosive demolition mortar manufactured by the Spanish firm Kayati SL can be used for projects where materials to be demolished are near to key component that cannot be damaged by demolition. Pictures in this blog entry show a demolition work performed in a glass-manufacturing furnace, where fireproof material is cracked with no damage for the furnace structure.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Demolition in Central America with CRAS
High temperatures do not void CRAS demolishing properties. These pictures have been taken on a demolition work in Central America. Temperature was over 30ยบ Celsius during the whole demolition.
The rock was cut as it it was butter. Demolition began just six hours after pouring the CRAS.
Once again, well done, CRAS!
The rock was cut as it it was butter. Demolition began just six hours after pouring the CRAS.
Once again, well done, CRAS!
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Demolition around a glass furnace with CRAS
CRAS is the most suitable way to perform micro-demolitions in delicate areas, such as the refractory wall protecting a glass furnace, that cannot be damaged by the demolition works.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
CRAS in wintertime
CRAS is a good option for demoliton works in wintertime. CRAS GREEN is suitable for a wide range of temperatures, always getting an excelent demolishing performance. These pictures were taken in a demolition work in Central Europe last winter.
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